HMS Vanguard

At least ten warships of the Royal Navy have been named HMS Vanguard or wear.

The first HMS Vanguard was a galleon, which was built in 1586 and scrapped in 1630
The second HMS Vanguard was a ship of the line with two decks and 56 guns, which was built in 1631 and sunk in 1667 as a barrier in Medway
The third HMS Vanguard was a ship of the line second class with three decks and 90 guns, which was built in 1678 and scrapped in 1703
The fourth HMS Vanguard was a ship of the line third class with 70 cannons, which was built in 1748 and sold in 1774
The fifth HMS Vanguard was a ship of the line third class with 74 guns, which was the 1787 built and 1821 scrapped. It took, inter alia, at the Battle of the Nile (1798 ) part and served temporarily as flagship Nelson
The sixth HMS Vanguard was a ship of the line second class with 78 cannons, which built in 1835, renamed in 1867 in HMS Ajax and in 1875 was scrapped
The seventh HMS Vanguard was an armored battleship that was launched in 1869 and was scrapped in 1875 after a collision
The eighth HMS Vanguard was a battleship of the St. Vincent class. She ran in 1909 from the pile and fell in 1917 by an ammunition explosion chamber in Scapa Flow, with 843 crew members died
The ninth HMS Vanguard was the last battleship of the Royal Navy. She ran from 1944 batch, was put into service in 1946 and 1960 canceled
The tenth HMS Vanguard is a nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles and eponymous for the Vanguard class. She ran in 1992 by the stack

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